"experiencing an outbreak" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where a contagious disease or infection is spreading rapidly among a population. Example: The city is currently experiencing an outbreak of the flu, with over 500 confirmed cases in the past week.
A previously disorganized and disorderly Poland is experiencing an outbreak of stability and order.
The outbreak initially affected only southern provinces those near the border with West Malaysia, which also was experiencing an outbreak of the disease.
By contrast, Europe has been experiencing an outbreak of Sarbanes-Oxley panic.
A version of classical theory in which birds stay in a patch until food is depleted to some threshold caused the model to reproduce five patterns; this theory caused lower, not higher, use of habitat experiencing an outbreak of prey insects.
For those susceptible to visible light, white t-shirts may increase the chances of experiencing an outbreak.
Acne is also incredibly common, with an estimated 80percentt of people experiencing an outbreak between the ages of 11 and 30".
In March 2010, the University Hospital of North Staffordshire experienced an outbreak of ESBL Klebsiella in which a patient died.
The last time Melbourne experienced an outbreak of thunderstorm asthma was in 2010, she said.
In 1982, for example, 57 children at a West Virginia elementary school experienced an outbreak of sudden itching.
But weak health systems and frequent cross-border travel have hampered efforts to contain the virus in a region which has never before experienced an outbreak.
The spread of polio to Guinea and Mali brings to 12 the number of previously polio-free African countries that have experienced an outbreak of the disease since January 2003.
